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• Jim Jarmusch, Gaspar Noé, and Beautiful Boy: Weekend Film Releases Reviewed opinion-review

  Three distinct films are recommended for the weekend: Jim Jarmusch's zombie comedy "The Dead Don't Die," the addiction drama "Beautiful Boy" starring Steve Carell and Timothée…

• Street Art Legal Protection: A Call for Italian Legislation opinion-review

  Giovanni Maria Riccio, a professor of comparative law at the University of Salerno, argues for a new Italian law to protect street art. He notes that current legal categories…

• Catherine Millet Questions Biennale's Relevance in Artpress Episode 5 opinion-review

  In the fifth episode of Artpress à Venise, critic Catherine Millet questions whether the Venice Biennale remains relevant in its current form. The chronicle, previewing the…

• Renato Barilli: l'anagogia come metodo critico opinion-review

  Luca Nannipieri rievoca la lezione di Renato Barilli all'Università di Bologna, dove il professore chiedeva 'Che cos'è la cultura?' per insegnare il pensiero anagogico: passare…

• Paul Ardenne critiques the High Line's new Shed and Vessel as entertainment architecture opinion-review

  Paul Ardenne offers a critical view of the High Line's latest additions: The Shed, a cultural center by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with a retractable roof, and The Vessel, a…

• Claudio Musso on Landscape as a Cultural Construct opinion-review

  Claudio Musso explores the concept of landscape as a cultural construct, arguing that its overuse in political discourse has diluted its meaning. He draws parallels between the…

• Market Shapes Desires, Fashion, and Imaginary Communities opinion-review

  The market has replaced the family as the economic engine of daily life, now influencing even romantic and sexual preferences. Historically, individuals operated within nuclear…

• Bud Spencer Statue in Livorno Ignites Debate on Public Art and Populism opinion-review

  On June 2, 2019, a statue of Bud Spencer was unveiled on Livorno's seafront near Scoglio della Regina, amid official ceremonies and local authorities. The fiberglass figure,…

• Roberto Ago's 'Transavanguardia Povera Reloaded' Artistic Manifesto opinion-review

  Roberto Ago, a graduate of Brera Academy and the University of Milan, has published an artistic manifesto titled 'Transavanguardia Povera Reloaded,' succeeding those of Germano…

• Charles Spurrier's Found Plastic Painting at 490 Atlantic Gallery opinion-review

  Charles Spurrier presents "Other Than Ordinary Miracles" (2016), a work he classifies as a painting despite its construction from found plastic and a steel shelving unit that…

• Lea Vergine: l'arte è il superfluo che ci rende meno infelici opinion-review

  In an exclusive interview featured in Artribune, Stefania Gaudiosi engages with Lea Vergine, a Neapolitan art critic and curator known for seminal works such as 'L'altra metà…

• Fashion Creations and Copyright: Are They Protected as Art? opinion-review

  In a piece featured on the Morri e Rossetti website and later shared by Artribune, attorney Federica Minio delves into the topic of copyright safeguards for fashion designs, using…

• Marco Delogu Blasts Rome's Closure of Fotografia Festival and Commissione Roma opinion-review

  In a 2019 interview with Artribune, photographer Marco Delogu, founder of the Fotografia. Festival internazionale di Roma (2002-2017), criticizes Rome's cultural administration…

• Should private companies run public museums? opinion-review

  The article argues that Italian public museums, which are legally public services, increasingly delegate visitor research and strategic planning to private concessionaires…

• Whitney's Warhol Retrospective Critiqued as Overstuffed Time Capsule opinion-review

  From November 12, 2018, to March 31, 2019, New York City hosted 'Andy Warhol: A to B and Back Again' at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Reviewers criticized the exhibit for…

• Karen E. Jones Reviews Andy Warhol Exhibition Featuring Flower Paintings and Cow Wallpaper opinion-review

  On Tuesday, June 4th, 2019, artcritical published a review by Karen E. Jones examining an exhibition of Andy Warhol's work. The show prominently featured Warhol's iconic Flower…

• Karen E. Jones reviews Andy Warhol exhibition at Whitney Museum of American Art opinion-review

  Karen E. Jones published a review of an Andy Warhol exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art on June 4, 2019. The review included an installation photograph showing the…

• Fabio Severino criticizes Italian cinema industry's victim mentality opinion-review

  In an editorial on Artribune, economist and sociologist Fabio Severino argues that the Italian cinema industry is thriving despite its constant complaints. Citing data from…

• Italian exhibitions can compete internationally, but strategy is needed opinion-review

  An analysis of blockbuster exhibition data from 2016-2017 shows Italy's top ten exhibitions attracted 3,746,160 total visitors, the highest among countries, but this figure is…

• Multiple gallery exhibitions reviewed including Ronald Feldman Fine Arts shows through June opinion-review

  Several gallery exhibitions in New York City are currently on view or recently closed. Ronald Feldman Fine Arts at 31 Mercer Street presents Bruce Pearson's paintings and drawings…

• David Brody reviews Bruce Pearson's work on Artcritical opinion-review

  David Brody published a review of Bruce Pearson's artistic practice on June 1, 2019, through the online platform Artcritical. The article examines Pearson's creative output and…

• Chiara Camoni and Davide Mancini Zanchi debate beauty in art opinion-review

  In a conversation moderated by Vincenzo Merola for Artribune's Versus series, artists Chiara Camoni and Davide Mancini Zanchi explore the nature of beauty and ugliness in…

• John Mendelsohn reviews Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga exhibition opinion-review

  John Mendelsohn authored a review examining the artistic work of Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga. The review was published on May 30, 2019, through the artcritical platform.…

• John Mendelsohn reviews Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga's 2018-19 mixed media work opinion-review

  John Mendelsohn authored a review of a mixed media artwork by Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga. The piece, titled "c1-jemez-20.5_-x-16_-", was created in 2018-19. It incorporates…

• John Mendelsohn reviews Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga's collaborative artwork 'a6 lotus eater' opinion-review

  John Mendelsohn authored a review of the collaborative artwork 'a6 lotus eater' by Len Bellinger and Denise Sfraga. The piece measures 96 inches by 72 inches and incorporates oil,…

• Natalie Sandstrom reviews RoseLee Goldberg's 'Performance Now' publication opinion-review

  Natalie Sandstrom authored a review of RoseLee Goldberg's book 'Performance Now' on May 20, 2019. The review was published on artcritical.com, a contemporary art criticism…

• Seth Orion Schwaiger reviews Ryak Oskin and Kate Stone's work in artcritical opinion-review

  Seth Orion Schwaiger authored a review for artcritical, discussing the artistic practices of Ryak Oskin and Kate Stone. The piece was published on May 29, 2019, at 4:48 pm. It…

• Manifesto Urges Long-Term Restoration for Notre-Dame opinion-review

  In a manifesto published in artpress' summer issue, architect Patrick Bouchain and architecture critic Christophe Catsaros argue against the rushed reconstruction of Notre-Dame…

• L'arte italiana è meticcia: un editoriale contro il sovranismo culturale opinion-review

  In un editoriale su Artribune, Fabrizio Federici afferma che l'arte italiana è profondamente meticcia, risultato di secoli di migrazioni e scambi culturali. Egli menziona artisti…

• Jennifer Coates reviews Jeremy Stenger's work on artcritical opinion-review

  On May 28, 2019, artcritical published a review by Jennifer Coates examining the artistic practice of Jeremy Stenger. The piece appeared on the artcritical website, which operates…

• Jeremy Stenger's 2019 Exhibition at Kristen Lorello Gallery opinion-review

  Jeremy Stenger presented an exhibition at Kristen Lorello gallery from April 23 to June 1, 2019. The show was reviewed by Jennifer Coates, with an installation shot featured on…

• David Cohen Hosts Art Panels at Brooklyn Public Library and BMCC Exhibition opinion-review

  David Cohen hosted multiple art discussion panels featuring different guests. At the Brooklyn Public Library, a third panel was held that examined exhibitions by artists Judith…

• M9 Museum in Mestre Struggles with Visitor Numbers opinion-review

  The high-tech M9 Museum in Mestre, Italy, is failing to attract expected visitor numbers just six months after opening. The Fondazione di Venezia, the main backer, has guaranteed…

• Roma blocca l'apertura di gallerie d'arte nel centro storico con la Delibera 48/2018 opinion-review

  A Roma, la Delibera 48 del 2018 del Consiglio Comunale, approvata sotto la presidenza di Marcello De Vito, impedisce di fatto l'apertura di nuove gallerie d'arte nel centro…

• Editorial: War and Peace in the Age of Endemic Conflict opinion-review

  In Artribune Magazine #49, Lorenzo Taiuti addresses the increasing acceptance of war within society, emphasizing the emergence of digital pacifism. He references Peace News for…

• A Teenager Reviews the Venice Biennale: Speed, Screens, and Superficiality opinion-review

  In a review written by teenager Marlene L. Müller for Artribune, the 58th Venice Biennale, titled "May You Live in Interesting Times," is examined through the lens of a young…

• Italian Art Figures Reflect on the 2010s: A Decade of Globalization, Moralizing Art, and the Rise of Social Practices opinion-review

  In a 2019 article by Artribune, nine prominent Italian cultural figures—Stefano Chiodi, Stefano Arienti, Franco La Cecla, Domenico Quaranta, Matteo Lucchetti, Silvia Giambrone,…

• Mauro Felicori defends Luigi Ontani's Vergato monument against public criticism opinion-review

  Mauro Felicori, writing on Artribune, defends Luigi Ontani's monument in Vergato against a campaign of criticism. He admits he has not yet seen the work in person and cannot offer…

• Neovernacolare: Seconda Postilla – Art as Trust, Intensity, and Anti-Virtuosity opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro's essay 'Neovernacolare. Seconda postilla' on Artribune explores neovernacular art as a practice rooted in trust, intensity, and sincerity. Drawing on John…

• Italian artists finally get international recognition thanks to systemic support opinion-review

  Massimiliano Tonelli argues that the historical underrepresentation of Italian artists abroad stems not from conspiracies but from a lack of organized support. He contrasts…